This course is built for software engineers who want to write code that doesn’t just work—but holds up against real-world attacks. It focuses on spotting and fixing security flaws before they hit production. Aligned with OWASP guidelines and industry best practices, the course walks through the most common (and dangerous) mistakes developers make—and how to avoid them through smarter design, better patterns, and hands-on secure coding techniques.
Day 1: The Security Mindset and Common Coding Pitfalls
Session 1: Why Secure Coding Matters
The cost of insecure software
Real-world breaches and what could’ve prevented them
Session 2: OWASP Top 10 in Practice
Hands-on look at Injection, XSS, Broken Auth, and more
Fixing vulnerable code and testing your changes
Day 2: Secure Design Patterns and Architecture Choices
Session 1: Designing for Resilience
Applying security-focused patterns (e.g., input sanitization, circuit breakers)
API design for trust boundaries and secure communication
Session 2: Session Management, Auth, and Access Control
Securing sessions, cookies, and tokens
Role-based and attribute-based access patterns
Day 3: Threat Modeling, Testing, and Secure DevOps
Session 1: Threat Modeling for Developers
STRIDE model, attack surfaces, and secure assumptions
Mapping threats to mitigation in your stack
Session 2: Security Testing and CI/CD Integration
Static and dynamic code analysis
Integrating security checks into your pipeline
We are open to customizing this program to align with your specific learning objectives. If your team has particular goals or areas they wish to focus on, we would be happy to tailor the course outline to meet those needs and ensure the program supports the achievement of your desired outcomes.
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